Sadly, this film may not make it to many parts of the country. But if you're lucky enough to have it playing near you, and you have any sort of affinity for Paris (or think you might), then you MUST see "Paris, Je T'aime"! It was awesome! I enjoyed every single moment. Sure, some of it was better than other parts (it's 18 short films about love stories set in Paris), but I was never bored or not loving it, and several moments were transcendent.
I haven't remembered leaving a theater that happy and uplifted in ages. Maybe after pirates next week, but right now, I'm all about loving Paris. Why, oh why, don't I have the balls to just move there!! It's my dream!!
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LA SHORTS FEST
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DEADLINE MAY 26, 2007
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11th Annual LA Shorts Fest is the largest short film festival in the world, screening 700 films of every category. We are accredited by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences. In past years, 25 participants have earned Academy Award nominations, this years Oscar winner for best animated short film “The Danish Poet” made it’s Los Angeles premiere at LA Shorts Fest in 2006 continuing our streak of the last 8 Oscar winning short films having screened at LA Shorts Fest the previous year. Last year’s award winners received prizes totaling over $100,000. The festival annually attracts more than 10,000 moviegoers, filmmakers and entertainment executives looking for the hottest new talent We have honored some of Hollywood’s legends of the past: Charles Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, and Robert Wise; along with actors Martin Landau, James Woods, Gary Oldman and directors Tim Burton, Bryan Singer, Jan de Bont and Paul Haggis. www.lashortsfest.com 323.461.4400
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